Carnegie Mellon’s latest snakebot can swim underwaterHUMRS could one day find work inspecting Navy ships.By I. Bonifacic, 04.14.2021TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
AI could tell smart speakers what direction your voice is coming fromYou wouldn't need to use wake words to issue a command.By J. Fingas, 11.03.2020TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Facebook deploys its AI to find green energy storage solutions'We're hoping to basically replace DFT with a machine learning algorithm.'By A. Tarantola, 10.14.2020TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Astrobotic’s tiny Moon rover is on its way to NASA for testingIt will provide a mobile platform for scientific instruments on the Moon.By C. Fisher, 10.02.2020TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Carnegie Mellon built an 'opt-out' system for nearby tracking devicesThat is, if companies get onboard with the university's idea.By J. Fingas, 02.19.2020TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
A mind-controlled robot arm doesn’t have to mean brain implantsA brain-controlled prosthetic might not require dangerous and expensive surgery in the future. By B. Mastroianni, 07.22.2019TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Facebook and CMU's poker AI beat five pros at onceIt's the first time a bot has bested more than one human at the same time.By K. Holt, 07.11.2019TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Carnegie Mellon will help Argo AI advance its self-driving vehicle techFord's Argo AI will invest $15 million over five years in a new CMU research center.By C. Fisher, 06.24.2019TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
The evolution of cognitive architecture will deliver human-like AIBut you can't just slap features together and hope to get an AGIBy A. Tarantola, 06.20.2019TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
VR and microscopy help scientists see 'inside' diseasesIt can show details you wouldn't catch in 2D.By J. Fingas, 06.15.2019TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
NASA advances lunar crater modeling and asteroid mining projectsThey're the first Phase III projects in NASA's Innovative Advanced Concepts program.By C. Fisher, 06.11.2019TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
These 'cathartic' stress robots can take a beatingUnleash your negative emotions on technology. By A. Khalid, 05.06.2019TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
MIT’s new AI can keep streaming video from bufferingThe "Pensieve" system automatically adjusts video quality based on network conditions By A. Tarantola, 08.14.2017TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
How Apple reinvigorated its AI aspirations in under a yearIt's amazing what a nearly limitless R&D budget can accomplish.By A. Tarantola, 06.07.2017TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
How artificial intelligence can be corrupted to repress free speechIt's easier than you think, even here in America.By A. Tarantola, 01.20.2017TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Scientists turn old smartphones into all-seeing eyesBy S. Dent, 04.22.2015TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
4Lost Andy Warhol artworks discovered on Amiga floppies from the '80sBy J. Turi, 04.24.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Study: Facebook users sharing more personal info despite increased privacy concernsBy S. Silbert, 03.07.2013TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
19Robot Hall of Fame inducts Big Dog, PackBot, Nao and WALL-E (video)By B. Heater, 10.23.2012TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Acoustic barcodes store data in sound, go on just about anything (video)By J. Rigg, 10.13.2012TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare